The Arab Orthodox Scout Troop – Beit Jala
Contributed by Shadi Zeidan on 21.12.2009:
Bagpipes Group.
Contributed by Shadi Zeidan on 21.12.2009:
Bagpipes Group.
Contributed by Nasif Masad on 28.02.2009:
Contributed by Nasif Masad on 28.02.2009:
Contributed by Nasif Masad on 28.02.2009:
Contributed by Miguel Farah on 10.01.2009:
Contributed by Arab Educational Institute on 07.12.2008:
Birmingham Post
Israel stops altar wine from reaching Birmingham
Dec 3 2008
by Catherine Lillington, Birmingham Post
Israelis halt flow of altar wine for Birmingham
Altar wine on its way from the birthplace of Jesus to Birmingham has been stopped by border police because of claims it is a "security risk".
The organic wine, made at the Cremisan winery (...)
Contributed by This Week In Palestine on 16.11.2008:
Since childhood, Nadia Abu Ghattas, the famous silver designer who was born in Beit Jala, showed talent and interest in arts and crafts. She practiced embroidery, sewing, painting on silk, and weaving and attended several courses in the fields of handicrafts, manuscript restoration, design, and marketing. This talent has often materialised through special and distinctive pieces of art.
Contributed by Nasif Masad on 23.08.2008:
Immigrants from Beit Jala settled in the Chilean city of La Calera, The majority of them are from the family of Chahuan, Jadue (Hadweh), Zidan, Abu Yreis, Mesleh, Awwad, and Abu Zghebreh. Other families are from Bethlehem such as Mansour, Nazzer, Nassar and Asfura, From Jerusalem we (...)
Contributed by Fayez (Frank) Nasser on 17.10.2007:
Beit Jala 1952 - FARID ELIAS ABU-MOHOR (1919-1956)[37] with his wife Jamileh from Ain-Karem, and their 5 children, with names starting with "R"s:
Rita, Riyadh, Raja'ee, Rifqee, and Rose. The 6th son Ra'eef was not yet born.
Original Content Creator: Fayez (Frank) Nasser / Toronto, Canada
Contributed by Fayez (Frank) Nasser on 17.10.2007:
Beit Jala 1956 - Family of martyr FARID ELIAS ABU-MOHOR (1917-1956)[37) dressed in black, grieving for the loss of a beloved young husband and father.Wife Jamileh in the centre, with children Rita, Riyad, Raja'ee, Rose, Ra'eef and Rifqi.
FARID was a Sargent in the Jordanian Police Force and was kille(...)